Public Health (Control of COVID-19) Rules, 2020
Sets the short title as the Public Health (COVID-19) Rules, 2020, and deems the Rules to have come into force on 23rd June, 2020.
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Sets the short title as the Public Health (COVID-19) Rules, 2020, and deems the Rules to have come into force on 23rd June, 2020.
This Order may be cited as the Public Health (Notification of COVID – 19) Order, 2020.
This Order may be cited as the Public Health (Prevention of COVID - 19) (Requirements and Conditions of Entry into Uganda) Order, 2020.
This Order may be cited as the Public Health (Prohibition of Entry into Uganda) Order, 2020.
This section lists definitions used in the Act, including terms such as “adult”, “child”, “Minister”, “Authority”, “dwelling”, “owner”, “parent”, “premises”, “vaccination” and “vaccine”.
"public holiday" is defined as "a public holiday specified by this Act."
The Act comes into force on a date appointed by the Minister by statutory instrument.
The Minister must appoint a date, by statutory instrument, for when the Act comes into force.
The Act may be cited as the Public Procurement And Disposal of Public Assets Act, 2003.
There shall be a public seal displaying the armorial ensigns of Uganda circumscribed with the words "Republic of Uganda".
The Minister may appoint the date when the Act comes into force by statutory instrument.
The Minister may appoint a public trustee for Uganda and may appoint deputies by notice in the Gazette; each deputy must be competent and, when acting, has the same privileges and liabilities as the public trustee, subject to the public trustee's control.
Provides definitions for terms used in the Act, including "currency point", "disease", "diseased", "dog", "proclaimed district", "stray dog", and "suspected".
"Treaty" is defined to include conventions, agreements or other arrangements made under article 123(1) of the Constitution, subject to the proviso "unless the context otherwise requires".
Defines terms including “judgment”, “judgment creditor”, “judgment debtor”, “original court” and “registering court”; and states that, subject to rules of court, a judge of the court may exercise any powers conferred by the Act.
The organisation known as the Uganda Red Cross shall, on commencement of the Act, be incorporated as a body corporate with perpetual succession and a common seal, be known as the Uganda Red Cross Society, and be the sole national Red Cross Society in Uganda; the Society is recognised as a voluntary aid society and shal
This Act may be cited as the Referendum and Other Provisions Act, 2005.
The Act is titled the Refugees Act, 2006 and comes into force on days appointed by the Minister by statutory instrument.
Defines "registrar" as the registrar of documents or any assistant registrar of documents appointed under section 2.
The Act applies to registration of all persons in Uganda but does not apply to non-residents or visitors for up to ninety days and to refugees recognised by Government and UNHCR.